Our Support Staff
Rashada Davidson
Clinical & Administrative Coordinator
Clinical & Administrative Coordinator
Clinical & Administrative Coordinator
Clinical & Administrative Coordinator
Clinical & Administrative Coordinator
Rashada is a native; born and raised in Hartford, CT. She’s a graduate of Cortiva Institute of Massage Therapy as a Massage Therapist. She has been working in the administrative field for over 15 years and has a heart of service. She enjoys working with people and thrives to give great client care. Rashada decided to work for a mental
Rashada is a native; born and raised in Hartford, CT. She’s a graduate of Cortiva Institute of Massage Therapy as a Massage Therapist. She has been working in the administrative field for over 15 years and has a heart of service. She enjoys working with people and thrives to give great client care. Rashada decided to work for a mental health office because it aligns with her holistic belief that the mind, body and soul works together in providing therapeutic release and healing.
Rashada prides herself on being family oriented; her daughter and siblings are the source of her motivation and drive to elevate in life.
Rashada hobbies include, reading, writing poetry, dance and all outdoor activities. Her favorite quote; one that not only embodies but lives by is "you define your own life, don't let others write your script" - Oprah Winfrey
Our Clinical Interns
Lakisha Thomas
Lakisha Thomas
Lakisha Thomas
Psychotherapist
As a graduate student at Springfield College school of social work, Lakisha has a passion for working with children and families and comes with over 19 years experience. Her professional experience includes early childhood education, family support, care coordination, parent workshops and individual mental and behavioral h
Psychotherapist
As a graduate student at Springfield College school of social work, Lakisha has a passion for working with children and families and comes with over 19 years experience. Her professional experience includes early childhood education, family support, care coordination, parent workshops and individual mental and behavioral health.
Lakisha is a loving mom to 2 boys. with her youngest son having an ASD and ADHD diagnosis. Learning about various resources and gaining support for the best interest of her son has been a very important journey for Lakisha. Therefore, she is open to sharing with parents, guardians and families, the resources and support she found most helpful.
Lakisha's ultimate goal is to provide a safe, honest and open environment for individuals, children, adolescents and families. An environment where one feels heard, understood and is able to gain self awareness. Lakisha finds pride in teaching the tools and strategies that assist in life’s journey.
Rochelle Davis
Lakisha Thomas
Lakisha Thomas
Psychotherapist
“In all your getting, get understanding” Jacqueline Woodson
Rochelle was born and raised in Hartford, CT. She is a graduate student in the Masters of Social Work program at the University of Saint Joseph in her clinical year. With a background in Early Childhood Education and Social Services, Rochelle hopes to incorporate h
Psychotherapist
“In all your getting, get understanding” Jacqueline Woodson
Rochelle was born and raised in Hartford, CT. She is a graduate student in the Masters of Social Work program at the University of Saint Joseph in her clinical year. With a background in Early Childhood Education and Social Services, Rochelle hopes to incorporate her knowledge about development in a therapeutic setting. She has gained valuable experience in diverse settings, including the classroom, crisis situations, and care coordination. Her goal is to foster social-emotional development, showcasing her versatility and adaptability.
Recently, she has begun her journey into the world of substance use and recovery, striving to support those in the population, coming from a place of understanding and respect. She has worked with individuals involved in medicated assisted treatment and support clients as an intern in Partial Hospitalization Program groups and intensive outpatient groups. She hopes to learn more about this population and find ways to advocate for them and the programs that offer support.
When she is not working or in school, Rochelle enjoys spending time with her family, attending concerts with friends, reading, and traveling to new places.